Henry V (1989 film)
Henry V: Gritty adaption of William Shakespeare's play about the English King's bloody conquest of France.
Henry V Overview
| Budget | 9 million |
| Category | War , Drama , History |
| Production company | BBC Film (GB) , Renaissance Films (GB) , Curzon Film Distributors (GB) |
| Box office | 10.2 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 2.283 Hour |
| Release date | 1989-10-05 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 72% |
| Vote Count | 347 |
Henry V - FAQ
What is Budget of Henry V ?
Budget of Henry V is 9 million
What are Categories of Henry V ?
Category of Henry V is War , Drama , History
What are the Production companies of Henry V ?
Production companies of Henry V are BBC Film (GB) , Renaissance Films (GB) , Curzon Film Distributors (GB)
What is the Box office collection of Henry V ?
Box office Collection of Henry V is 10.2 million
What is the Original language of Henry V ?
Original_language of Henry V is en
What is the Run time of Henry V ?
Run time of Henry V is 2.283 Hour
What is Release date of Henry V ?
Release date of Henry V is 1989-10-05
Cast
- Kenneth Branagh as Henry V
- Derek Jacobi as Chorus
- Brian Blessed as Exeter
- James Larkin as Bedford
- Paul Scofield as French King
- Emma Thompson as Katherine
- Judi Dench as Mistress Quickly
- Simon Shepherd as Duke Humphrey of Gloucester
- James Simmons as Duke Edward of York
- Charles Kay as Archbishop of Canterbury
- Alec McCowen as Bishop of Ely
- Fabian Cartwright as Earl Richard of Cambridge
- Stephen Simms as Lord Henry Scroop
- Jay Villiers as Sir Thomas Grey
- Ian Holm as Captain Fluellen
- Danny Webb as Gower
- Michael Williams as Williams
- Jimmy Yuill as Jamy
- Paul Gregory as Westmoreland
- Edward Jewesbury as Sir Thomas Erpingham
- John Sessions as Macmorris
- Shaun Prendergast as Bates
- Richard Briers as Lieutenant Bardolph
- Robbie Coltrane as Sir John Falstaff
- Christian Bale as Robin the Luggage-Boy
- Geraldine McEwan as Alice
- Michael Maloney as Louis the Dauphin
- Richard Clifford as Duke Charles of Orleans
- David Parfitt as Messenger
- Christopher Ravenscroft as Montjoy
- Patrick Doyle as Court
- Geoffrey Hutchings as Corporal Nym
- Robert Stephens as Auncient Pistol
- Harold Innocent as Duke Philippe of Burgundy
- Colin Hurley as Grandpre
- Richard Easton as Constable Charles Delabreth
- Nicholas Ferguson as Earl Richard Beauchamp of Warwick
- Tom Whitehouse as Sir John Talbot
- Nigel Greaves as Duke Jean of Berri
- Julian Gartside as Duke Jean of Bretagne
- Mark Inman as 1st Soldier
- Stefano Douaihy as Maajussi Stefano
- Calum Yuill as child
